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21-4 FRX8000 3. 0 User G uide, Rev 02
Alarm Routing
Alarm messages are sent from the node at which they occur to one or more ICPs,
INMs, and/or NMPs, where they will be displayed or printed. Which device receives
a node’s alarms is determined as follows:
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Each node has its own record in the Node file. Each Node record contains the
parameters Level 1 Primary Node through Level 4 Primary Node and Level 1
Secondary Node through Level 4 Secondary Node, where Level is a severity
level assigned to every alarm message.
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The Primary Node for each level is an ICP/INM/NMP to which all alarms of that
level will be sent. (This also allows an ICP/INM/NMP to send alarms to a
second ICP/INM/NMP.) The
Secondary Node is simply one more device to
which alarms will be sent.
An FRX8000 cannot send its alarms to an N7000 device, but an N74/
7500 can send its alarms to an FRX8000 device.
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When a change (e.g. node becomes operational) occurs, an alarm message is
generated and sent to the attached printer (if present) and any NMPs specified
as
Primary Node and Secondary Node for the appropriate alarm severity level.
Changing Alarm Routing On Line
With this operation, you can verify the alarm routing parameters currently in effect for
a specified node and change them immediately. (Note, however, that any changes you
make here are not made to the database, and the next IPL will delete these changes and
re-activate the default routing parameters.) Because changes are not made to the
database, master status is not needed for this function.
Press
[D]
at the Alarms Menu (or
[D], [D]
from the Main Menu). Enter the ID of the
node for which you want to change the alarm routing. A screen similar to the following
will appear, displaying primary and secondary nodes for all alarm levels.